Arts & Culture

Little Theatre of Norfolk opens the Tony Award-winning 'Memphis' on Friday. The play is set in segregated Memphis in the 1950s, during the early days of rock 'n' roll.

Roger Loria, a retired Richmond professor, is a Holocaust survivor who continues to speak publicly about what his family endured in 1940s Europe because of hate.

“This one, little tiny shell had such a big impact on so many different people,” said museum assistant Will Pell.

Soundscapes teaches free music lessons at three Newport News schools. The students will give a free concert at Christopher Newport University's music fest on Sunday.

Mike Arlo grew up loving music and learning about artists, but he didn't think his passion would be something he'd ever earn money from. Then he started spinning records in a bar.

The annual Parade of Nations and accompanying festival come as the U.S. examines its role in the alliance.

Lacroy “Atlas” Nixon hopes his work can get students involved in poetry and bolster a new generation of artists.

One official tasked with purging DEI content from military websites said the instructions are vague and subject to different interpretations.

The new exhibition marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence next year and it's the first of its kind among national events.

Federal officials are hosting several virtual public meetings this week about the concept, covering communities in southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina.